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Suisse Sport 14' x 10' Montana Family Dome Tent With Screened Porch Room

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Special Feature Tall
Brand Suisse Sport
Occupant Capacity 5
Design Camping Tent
Material Nylon, Alloy Steel
Recommended Uses For Product Camping & Hiking
Product Dimensions 168"L x 120"W x 87"H
Seasons 4 Season
Color Khaki/Grey
Sport Camping & Hiking

About this item

  • Mesh
  • Five-person, 14 by 10-foot dome tent with screened porch room
  • Tall 7.25-foot ceiling height; open floor design
  • Heavy-duty tubbed floor; 1000-millimeter coated and taped fly; 600-millimeter coated body
  • Breathable mesh ceiling; electrical cord port; organizer pockets
  • Comes with carrying bag, rainfly, poles, and ground stakes; one-year limited warranty
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The Suisse Sport Family Dome tent has many great features for great camping comfort and function.  This tent features a 14’ x 10’ footprint with a convenient screened side room with an open floor design.  This area has many uses or can be used as an eating area to escape the weather or keep out the bugs or just additional sleeping area. Features of this tent include an electrical cord port, for campgrounds or area with electricity this makes for an easy way to power all of your devices. This tent is for up to 5 people and can accommodate extra gear in the screen room.   This tent is designed for great air movement and available ventilation.  The rainfly is fully taped and coated with 1000mm waterproof coating to keep the rain out.  The Floors are Heavy Duty to stand up rugged surfaces. Campers will love the design of this tent and the tall 87” center height. It was designed with Scout Masters, Hunters and Campers who have many different needs for an overnight stay and comes with a zipper nylon tent storage bag with steel and plastic pegs.

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The Montana Family Dome Tent from Suisse Sports is designed to provide families and groups of up to five campers with comfortable sleep and living quarters in the outdoors. The dome-style tent sleeps five adults comfortably and keeps them protected from the elements with a heavy-duty tubbed floor and a coated and taped rainfly. Meanwhile, the rainfly protected mesh room provides protected space for meals, storage, or even additional sleepers. Offering a tall ceiling height of over seven feet, a breathable mesh ceiling, and multiple doors and windows, the Montana Dome Tent offers ample ventilation and full stand-up height for everyone in the family.

Key Features:

  • Five person sleep capacity
  • Three rooms with removable room dividers
  • Three arch-style doors
  • Four windows
  • Coated, water-resistant polyester tent construction
  • Heavy-duty, polyethylene tubbed floor
  • Breathable mesh ceiling
  • Electrical cord access port
  • Organizer pockets
  • 10-minute set-up time
  • One-year limited manufacturer warranty
  • Meets CPAI-84 flammability requirements

    Size Specifications:

    • Footprint Dimensions: 14 by 10 feet
    • Center Height: 87 inches / 7.25 feet
    • Dimensions Packed: 29.5 by 14 by 9.8 inches (H x W x D)
    • Weight: 29.6 pounds

      Material Specifications:

      • Tent Body Material: 68 Denier Polyester with a 600-millimeter waterproof coating
      • Rainfly Material: Polyester with a 1000-millimeter waterproof coating
      • Floor Material: Polyethylene
      • Pole Material: Steel

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3.3 out of 5 stars
3.3 out of 5
18 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the space and appearance of the tent. For example, they mention it's very spacious, has extra storage, and the design is nice. That said, some complain about the durability, ease of assembly, and quality.

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6 customers mention6 positive0 negative

Customers like the space in the tent. They say the floored sleeping area is a good size and has its own door. They also appreciate the extra storage, windows, and doors that allow for air flow.

"...Another bonus for us is that there are plenty of windows and doors and it allows alot of air flow...." Read more

"...The bag it all came in was a great size. Everything always fit back into the bag, it was never a struggle.-..." Read more

"...Screen porch held 3 full size folding chairs with plenty of room to spare -- probably could have fit 5 chairs...." Read more

"...less than half an hour, and there was plenty of space in the inside room for 4 sleeping bags, our bags, and a small dog crate...." Read more

4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

Customers like the appearance of the tent. They mention that the design is awesome, the layout is nice, and the doors are nice. They also appreciate the vertical walls and high ceilings.

"...Pro's:- Great open space. The layout is very nice and the head space is very open.-..." Read more

"...The vertical walls and high ceilings are really awesome in a tent, but in order for that to work you need to have high quality materials and you..." Read more

"nice looking tent, not real easy to put up. we bent a pole or two by putting in the wrong place...." Read more

"...We were thrilled when we first got this tent - loved the design, setup took two adults (who were also keeping an eye on young kids!)..." Read more

9 customers mention3 positive6 negative

Customers are mixed about the quality of the tent. Some mention that it's sturdy and strong enough to hold the weight of the roof upright, while others say that it is terrible quality, very weak, and cheaply made. Some say that the tent is dependable enough for backyard camping, while other say it is not able to withstand anything over a minor wind gust.

"...(CHEAPLY MADE) This is a ONE TIME use tent (if any at all)...." Read more

"...the poles are plenty strong enough to hold the weight of the roof upright, but not strong enough to lift the roof with when only lifting one or two..." Read more

"...was nothing we did to cause this to happen it's just cheap and not strong enough for what it was made for...." Read more

"...We did have a bit of rain, and the tent stayed perfectly dry. The tent was so sturdy, I was even able to place our 'tent marker' on top of our tent...." Read more

6 customers mention4 positive2 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the value of the tent. Some say it's a good price, while others say it is cheap and not strong enough.

"...this point I felt a few minor inconveniences were nbd based on the low price, good looks, and awesome features...." Read more

"...Again there was nothing we did to cause this to happen it's just cheap and not strong enough for what it was made for...." Read more

"...Could quibble about the materials but won't do so at this price. Total bargain. Totally satisfied. Set-up is a two person job." Read more

"...The price I felt was a great deal for the tent. The set up and taking down of the tent was also fairly easy for just two people...." Read more

9 customers mention0 positive9 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the durability of the tent. They mention that the poles bend easily, and the roof plastic poles start to crack. Some say that the tent came broken, and that the storage bag has also torn.

"...the zippers/rain flap/mesh windows, all of that, but when the poles started bending and breaking on the second use...I mean, that's the whole..." Read more

"...The steel rings in the corners are also very weak and bent with a light tug...." Read more

"...and another pole was significantly bent, even though we were in set up in the trees and it wasn't a notably windy day...." Read more

"...After unpacking all of the pieces, one of the poles was broken (the string holding the pieces of one of the 'roof' poles was snapped) and we were..." Read more

4 customers mention0 positive4 negative

Customers find the tent difficult to assemble. They mention that the directions really suck, and that some parts are very difficult.

"...read carefully and follow them to a key, otherwise you literally cannot set up the tent. The front goes up first then the back then the sides...." Read more

"nice looking tent, not real easy to put up. we bent a pole or two by putting in the wrong place...." Read more

"...This tent does take a little bit of extra time to set up, but when you have it done it's like having your own little apartment outside...." Read more

"...I would not recommend this to anyone who expects to use it.pretty difficult to setup and not able to withstand anything over a minor wind gust...the..." Read more

What You Need to Know If this Tent is Right for You.
4 Stars
What You Need to Know If this Tent is Right for You.
I purchased this tent last year for Bonnaroo (A 4 day music festival in TN). I took the time after reading the other reviews to set up the tent beforehand to make sure everything worked accordingly. One reviewer stated he tried to set it up with his 12 year old daughter and ended up breaking a pole. That is one key issue right there. You MUST have 2 full grown adults. The taller the better. My room mate and I, each just under 6 foot set up the entire tent in about 30minutes. Some parts however were very difficult. The poles on each corner cross over the center to form an 'X', like on many other tents. The thing is, since the angle of the wall is so extreme, meaning it stands completely upright when erect. You have to have enough strength to lift up the poles at the same time across from each other. It's not so much heavy as it is awkward, but with 2 adults, it can be done. The MOST difficult part comes when trying to put the pin from the base of the tent into the pole crossing half way through the tent. This is, as I mentioned extremely difficult, and I would say, perhaps a downfall of this tent's construction. It is however possible.Once you get the tent up, however, it is a pure JOY! As I mentioned before, I took this to a 4 day music festival, and lived out of this tent and my car. I was able to fit a queen sized air mattress, an XX-Large Coleman Cooler, and a 5' table all in the Bedroom. In the patio area I put down a tarp, and placed astroturf over top as I heard it may rain. I was then able to fit a Camp Table on one side with benches and a 6' inflatable sofa on the other side. The big windows gave me plenty of room to ventilate the tent on the hot june days. There is also an electrical outlet whole in the living area where you can run an extension cord to your car/generator to power any devices you need. We did have a bit of rain, and the tent stayed perfectly dry. The tent was so sturdy, I was even able to place our 'tent marker' on top of our tent. (You understand the importance of a tent marker if you've ever been to one of these festivals.) Mine was a 6' inflatable birthday cake for my two friends Shannon & Christian. I will try to post a picture of this for you.In summary, let me tell you the type of person who SHOULD & SHOULD NOT buy this tent.People who SHOULD:-Adults who plan on camping with at least ONE other Adult to ease in set up. (At least one of these adults need to be fairly strong to secure the middle pole)-Individuals camping in a mild to hot climate.-Individuals with pets. You can bring them into the patio area if it rains without having to worry about them damaging the tent.-Individuals who have set up tents before. This is not a good 'starter' tent.People who SHOULD NOT:-People who are going to the beach, or desert. Creepy crawlies can come in under the patio walls. A cricket or grasshopper is no big deal, but a scorpion or snake is another story.-Kids (if they are expected to set it up themselves)-Shorter people (unless you want to try and balance on a couple ladders. awkward.)I know I have said a lot of negative things about this tent, but they are only things to take into consideration. You know what you are comfortable with in the end. This tent does take a little bit of extra time to set up, but when you have it done it's like having your own little apartment outside. I got hundreds...literally hundreds of compliments on it at Bonnaroo. You can't mistake this for any other tent, and the open feeling and breeziness it gives you makes the extra bit of time, and possibly frustration worthwhile.Lastly, when I bought this tent 1 year ago, it was about $160. This is a GREAT deal! If you fall into the categories I have listed to buy it, I strongly recommend you give it a shot!Happy Camping!-Josh
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Kayla
5.0 out of 5 stars Tent with a porch? really?
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2011
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Ive never reviewed items i have bought from amazon before, and believe me when i say i do alot of shopping on amazon. This tent has all the features that my boyfriend and i were looking for...he is 6'1 and can stand nicely in it and change without having to bend akwardly. Also, we wanted a tent that we wouldnt have to constantly walk across the area where we were sleeping. We have room for a queen air bed, our dogs bed and still room to put things and walk around 2 sides of the bed. Sometimes we even make a makeshift table and watch movies on a portable dvd player out in the woods, and still have room! With all that said...that is just using the sleeping area.

I am a mosquito magnet. I love camping and the outdoors but no amount of repellent can keep them off me. We LOVE the fact that we can set up a table and cooler in the porch area while he cooks on the grill just on the outside of the tent. Yet we dont feel seperated and can enjoy conversation just like cooking at home together. He grills while the dog and I set up and do the prep for dinner.

Another bonus for us is that there are plenty of windows and doors and it allows alot of air flow. My boyfriend is one of the rare humans that has a HIGH avg body temperature, therefore air movement is key for him so he doesnt over heat. At night they close up to keep just the right amount of heat in.

Did I mention how nice it is to have the mesh on top up so high? On clear nights we can lay and look at the stars, yet still have our privacy from any nosey neighbors.

The only thing I have against this tent as that it doesnt come with the best directions. Make sure you read carefully and follow them to a key, otherwise you literally cannot set up the tent. The front goes up first then the back then the sides. Its imperative you do them in that order!

I would not trade this tent for the anything. I could not be happier with my purchase, and cant wait to use it in the years to come. :0)
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E.Krueger
2.0 out of 5 stars Not Quality
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2012
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We took this tent camping a total of 3 times. Last night after trying to set it up at our house (in the front yard) to clean it and put it away we had such a nightmare with it, it is now in our trash can.

Pro's:
- Great open space. The layout is very nice and the head space is very open.
- The tarp flooring was wrapped up nicely so we never had any moisture coming in from the ground.
- The bag it all came in was a great size. Everything always fit back into the bag, it was never a struggle.
- LOVED the way the windows had a space to kind of "stuff" the window flaps down in so you didn't have to roll them if you were looking to get a breeze.
- Liked how the sleeves that the poles slid through were marked so when setting up you knew where each pole should go.

Con's:
- There are 2 metal poles that are roughly an inch to two inches shorter than the other poles. I think they could have marked these poles in SOME way to indicate clearly which two were the shorties. Also, these two shorter poles both bent on the 2nd and 3rd use. Not just a little, totally folded over at the edge where the metal pole goes into the plastic housing.
- The fiberglass poles - The FIRST issue we had, after our first use the plastic pieces on the ends of the fiberglass poles fell off of all of them and we were constantly trying to keep them on. - The second time we set up the tent one of the fiberglass poles caught in the MIDDLE of the top of the tent sleeve (where the poles go to hold up the tent) and ripped it wide open. The Third time we used the tent another one of the fiberglass poles splintered and broke.
- The plastic housing on the poles, never slid smoothly through the sleeves they were intended for. It was always a pain the butt getting the poles/housings through the sleeves.
- The Rain Flap - The poles used to give the rain flap entrance stand up, never did stay in place, not on any of our camping trips, I was constantly fighting them.
- The zippers - Always caught on the nylon of the tent.
- The mesh of the windows - The first time we used this tent the mesh on two of the windows pilled up together and created a hole.

Overall, I'm very unhappy with this tent. I think I could have been okay with the zippers/rain flap/mesh windows, all of that, but when the poles started bending and breaking on the second use...I mean, that's the whole structure of the tent. If they dont' work...what can you do?!
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